Re: The best pratice to developer a login system

2004-10-01 Thread liooil

Just to avoid future issue (in case of a change in your
authorization/authentication system) , may i suggest to use standards in
your interface implementation (whatever is your final system)...
I'm thinking about JAAS.

Have a look on this paper :

http://theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=14754

New Article on JAAS Authorization & Authentication Posted on TSS
Posted By: Nitin Bharti on July 31, 2002 @ 12:35 PM
"Using JAAS for Authorization & Authentication", by Dan Moore, explains
how to use the Java Authentication and Authorization API (JAAS). It
plugs JAAS into the Struts framework and shows how to use JAAS to secure
resources in an MVC architecture; It will first examine the JAAS
infrastructure and then look at integration with Struts. 




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Re: The best pratice to developer a login system

2004-09-30 Thread Luis Urueña Frías
Hi!

Most of web application´s security depends of the contanier.
If you're using Tomcat exists some authentication - autoritation methods.
Form based authetication is the most easy, and cliente certificate I think
is
very powerful.

This security features (security constraints) where configured at web.xml
file.
Next, you must make a relationship between some realm (JDBC, a xml file...)
and the authentication methos (it includes users & roles). And finally
will be some Struts actions to call the validation.

There are infinity of Internet examples at all.

Regards

Luis Urueña Frías Oficina 101
Edificio Galileo, módulo Rojo
Parque Tecnológico de Boecillo Valladolid - España



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Re: The best pratice to developer a login system

2004-09-30 Thread Sean Schofield
J2EE provides some good security options out of the box.  I would look 
into security constraints.  Sun has a nice tutorial:

http://java.sun.com/j2ee/tutorial/1_3-fcs/doc/Security.html
Sean
Gabriel França Campolina wrote:
Hi folks,
I never developed a login system,and I'm need developer this now with
autheticantion and perfis of the user, I'd like know if exists
anything developed or how created a system with secury in the Struts
Sorry my english, I´m Braziliam.
Thanks,
 


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The best pratice to developer a login system

2004-09-30 Thread Gabriel França Campolina
Hi folks,

I never developed a login system,and I'm need developer this now with
autheticantion and perfis of the user, I'd like know if exists
anything developed or how created a system with secury in the Struts

Sorry my english, I´m Braziliam.

Thanks,


-- 
Gabriel França Campolina
Tel: 9202-8320

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